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airsrd n. AIIes Dead.

ST. LOUIS, No. July 2i.-Glrard b.
Allen, one Of the wealthiest, moet
prominent and enterprIslns citizens Of
IT. Louis, died st RicLasld Springs,
N. Y, this morning after Q briei lii
mess. His body will be brought here
for intsrment. Mr.. Allen Was born In
the city Of Cork, Ireland, In 1878; he
received q good education, and came
10 America whom twenty.throe years
old, and found his way 10 st. Louis
when II was small town. In 1855 he
started the Fulton Iron Works, and
the breaking out 81 the war made this
very valuable property. He was
largely interest d In Insurance,
banking, railroad, newspaper and
gas companies, and was nj
one time president OF the Mer-
chsnis' Exchange. He controlled al
the time OF liza dsa b tina majority In.
tsrest In the Missouri Republican. He
was also q heavy real estate owner
and held an intefos, Of over . ball
million la the Anchor Lire sieamb oats
plying between here aud New Orleans.
lis estate 10 valued at several million
dollAra.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.-Fire tonight In
the mat house Of v. q. sweatman
caused q loss Of $50 00O; insured.
CHAHLKsros, n O.-The hot wave 10
not yet bTOk N here. The mITcnry
today ranged from 92' 10 go In differ
ept portions Of the city.
Prrspyae, Pa. - James Weeden.
the pusilift, who vas shot by officer
THOMPSON, OF Allegheny Oily, last
night, died At 8 o'cloct this morning.
CL1vkLAsD, 0.--Another cut In the
price u Lima crude oil was made to-
day. Tso cents aud q bali per barrel
was taken Of, making the price now
10 cents.
LouuyILLE, Er.-rhomas J. Mon
arch, one oi ths best known aud larg-
cot dlstillers OF Kentucky, died at
Greensboro today, sged hity.one, OF
paralysis.
Locrr ut, N. Y.-Rev. Mother
Emelia, Superior Of the Order Of Sis-
tiers Of 81. Mary In America, died last
night at the home convent OF the Or
der In this city.
CHICAGO, ILL-A Daily News sps-
cial from Ios,nsport, Ind, says: To
prevent q lyncbins, Ball and Amer
Green we're secretly conveyed, toni ght,
IN the State penitentiary.
Fall RIVE, Mln -Distrlct Assem-
bly, No. 30, Knights Of Labor, today
chose ten delegates 10 the MinDeapoli,
convention. They stand six 10 four In
favor Of the P0wdefly administration
BArinoRs, ND The extensive bari
sIt aci works Of J \ Young A o., IL
the eastern section OF this city, wer,
burned tonight, together with th'
stock and machinery. Loes, $4,000
fully insured.
GsoHaHrows, KIT. - EI Congress
man Asa II. Glover died hfrs today
alter lingering illness from heart die
ease, aged seventy. He was relative
Of Pre- ident Cleveland and q natib'
OF New York.
CaeAao, LIZA Daily News spe
oial from GleDwood, Ia, says Russell
Daniel a Latin, implement dealers
assigned today. Liabilities, 5000 a.
SITS unknown. Several Oluncil Bluf
Arms we're heavily caught.
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Land BsiI solicitations.

LONDON, July 2l.770n motion to
commit the land bill IN the House Of
Commons tonight Mr.. r, ID. Haldsne
(LlberaD, aitor q short discussion,
withdrew bis motion asking that pro-
vision be made to reduce family
charges on Irish land, the government
promising an inquiry into tue subject.
Mr.. Illingsworth, member for West
Bradford, a Liberal, moved the I'D.
journment OF the debate. He APP
pea cd 10 the government TO make a
distinc. and definite statement reg ard.
ing the proposed mod 6cations Of tie
bill.
Sir william Vernon Harcourt, In
supporting the motion, said the e1'
tent OF the governments surrender
was apparent. The ministery were
going TO recommend scheme Of
which they disspprovsd, In order TO
buy from the Unionltts immunity
from a dissolution OF Parliament.
would the Houte stand this sort oil
IN ca. ment7" he esk,d.
Mr.. Baiiour, Chief Secretary Tor To-
land, recalled the fact tina, NJ. Glad
stone, yhea he introduced his home
rule bill, refused 10 be bound as u
the details. "The government" said
Mr.. Baliour, "~as rot bound TO make
a complete statement, because tctur.
ale reports (which, by the way, wee
breaches q privileg,) had appeared
a the private meeting held nj the
Carlton Club"
Mr.. Gladstone dbpu,ed the aseer'
ton that m AZ regsle meeting oil tie
party In power was q private meeting
Whatever WIS the result Of the meet
Ing the House bad q right TO know
the conclusions OF the government
Did the government mean 10 put th'
amendments on the paper b, lore The
speaker left the chair tomorrow
Mr.. Baliour, interpreting, said TIA
the government proposed that thu
Speaker shonld leave the chair TO
night. deposition cries Of "OhP]
Mr.. Gladstone ssid he understood
that q fundamental change was pro
posed a. 10 the revision oil jndlcia
rents. II was mopstfous 70 Say tha
such a change should not be dltcusst'
with the Speaker In the chair. II
felt bound 10 enter q proies
against auch n course.
Mr.. Smith said that the motion :
adjourn, itself preve ted q STAT,
ment Of tbs main changes whle
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NEIGHBORHOOD news.
A. CAREY EsTR', OF BROWNS
WILLIE, DEAD.
The Libeled Steamer, Dick joiner,
Sinks at Helena he State
Bar Association.
ESPECIAL TO rHs ArysAL.l


BRowNsvILLx, TENN, July 2l.-No
sadder intelligence has been wired the
APPEAL In many days than this Of the
death Of A. Carey Estes, Of this place,
who was buried this afternoon. He
died at 2 o'clock this morning after a
few days Of illness, the immediate
cause Of death being congestion Of the
brain. The funeral service was con.
Quoted by the Rev, Mr.. Trotter, at the
Baptist church, assisted by Mr. Frank
P. Bond, Judge II. J. Livingston and
Gen. X. J. Les, all Of whom paid most
beautiful and touching tributes to
their legal companion, whose charac-
ter and life 10 without spot or blsnish.
Mr.. Estes's vile vas buried last epring;
now he Ia taken, TO leave four orphan
children. Brownsville could not sus-
tain q heavier loss In the death Of any
citizen than she has today. He was a
member u the bar, q prominent can
didate at one time for Congress, aud
circuit Judge, a.noble Christian, q fond
parent and wide awake citizen. His
uncle, Mr.. Noel, OF Bells, and Bedford
Estes, Of Memphis, were present.
Frank, his brother, Of ". Louis, did
not arrive.
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gsught at Last,

CnicAoo, ILL.,, July 2i.-Horaoe J.
Jacques, who several years ago al Pos
teyville, Ind, burned bis elevator, Sc
cured the insurance, aud aed Without
paying any Of this farmers from whom
he bad received grain, was arrested
here today. lie has been doing busi-
noes on the open board Of trade under
the name OF George d Riwn. The
man made a full confession, and will
be taken Al oncs 10 Posseyyille for
trial His crimssthere neited him about
$4,000 Upon lesvipg Indiana,
jacques piocesded 10 Chico, Gal, and
alter doing business for some time,
vent into ankruptcy. lie was acct
dentally noticed ON the board by q
farmer IRON PosseyyI!le, Who quietly
ibiJrmed the police. jacques says
his elevator, although apparently
bursting wih grain the night oi the
Are, contained only q few hundred
bushels skilliully distributed over the
boards near the tops Of the bins. Be-
fore setting dte 10 the ee ablishment
he had 20 6Kei the doors that lngress
Was impossible.
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JACKSON, HISS.


Convicted OF Cutting Ttmber-A
Prisoner ships.
ESPECIAL 70 ras APrsAL.I
JACKSON, Miss, July 2l.-In the
Federal Court, today, K. Bssor, W. b.
Robertson, Sampson Busby. J. j.
Gsddis, Il. O. knight. James Beech,
John Parker, Geo. q. Mills and Mar.
tin Parker were convicted OF cutting
timbom Of government lands. They
we're a. cd In sums ranging from $50
to $500 each, and sentenced 10 the
Ellisville Jail for ten days each. Nc.
Ivoy Page, convicted Of the same Of.
tense, was fintd Sl7I0 and sent 10 tbs
Meridian jail for thirty days.
Wilson Miller, colored, Of Vloks
burg. on trial for pension frauda, snd
on whose Gaze the jury hung, forfeited
his bond and skipped las night.
Capt. Melville, Of the Board OF Con
troll, today visited the peni,entisry for
the purpose OF seeing II the rtQnisite
bedding and the proper food, etc, for
the inmates OF the hospital had been
| furnished by ihe lessees M promised,
since the boards report on Saturday,
last. He reports that every thing
neediul has been supplied, and things
are nov In good shape.
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DIR. TANNER In The HOUsk
HE MAKES A STATEMENT WHICH
LONG DENIES.
Rumors Of Henry Stanley Having
Been Killed Discredited-Mili.
tary Activity at Metx.

LONDON, July 2l.-Dr. Tanner
Home Ruler, member for Middle
Cork, appeared before the Commits
sioneis this afternoon in obedience TO
its summons to explain the charge
made by Mr.. Long Conservative,
member for the DeviEss division Of
Wiltshire, that he had In the presence
Of several members called him q
"damn snob," and used other improp.
or language. DR.. Tanner said he re-
GREETED the trouble he had been put to
about the matter. Mr.. Longs manner
and language when he approached
him (Dr. Tsnner), on the lobby we're
part Of an arrsugem emit to annoy him.
Mr.. Long twice importuned him, and
said In reference to bis exclusion from
the division Ia matter over which he
was still very sensitive), THAT was q
nice sell you got" Here DR.. Tanner
said he was sorry for replying to Mr.
Long az he did, and Withdrew the ex.
pressiops. Mr.. Long arose and denied
Mr.. Tanners state m emit, declaring he
cid not make use Of the alleged words
about sell.
Mr.. Geo. Hawkesworth Bind ICON,
servative) member for East Dorsetshirs
and Mr.. James Bigwood (Conserva
tive) member for the Brentiord d.
vision Of Mlddlesex, we're present ans
they col fifmed his statement. Both
gentlemen confirmed Mr.. Longs state
ment.
Mr.. Patrick O'shea Home Ruler)
member for West Donegal laid he ais,
was present and that he heard Mr.
Long ssy, "That was q nice sell 20,
| get" Mr., 0'Shea added that DR.. Tan
ner was jeered at by Mr.. Long an,
his comrades.
Sir Julian Goldsmith liberal I'm
ionist), member for South Pancias
urged that the House let the matte
drop.
Mr.. William Henry Smith, (th,
leader, said that he regretted that b.
was unable to accept Sir Ju ian Gold
emith's advice. Dr.. Tanner had ofiere,
no explanation Of his failure to atten,
the House last Monday, when th
question was frat brought mp, Parlis
ment must mark its senee Of bis mil
conduct In some manner. II month
suspension was too long, the term q
suspension would be shortened.
Mr.. Gladstone commended that ID
Tanners apology should suffice. Nj
Smith had Introduced On nl-advise
element into the discussion by su,
geetlnR that DR.. Tanner imputed
falsehood 10 Mr.. Long. Did not MI
Long in q Ike manner impute falls,
hood 10 DR.. Tsnperf Was an imputi
ton upon an Irish member one thin
and imputstion upon IN Eoglis
member another thing? lOheers
The tpesker here interviewed and tol
the House that DR.. Tanners apoloe
should DO held to cover the ofiense
which he was accused.
Mr.. Smith thereupon Withdrew h
motion and the iacident ended.
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Mr.. Bslfour would have other
wise made. The government would
be prepared TO PIT the amend
ments on the paper tomor ow,
and 10 proceed with tire bill on Mon.
day. Ii the opposition intended to
delay or frustrate the passage OF the
bill on them would rest the RESPONSE
bility. -. :,
MI. Morley said that Mr. Smith had
begun rather early to charge tie oppo.
sition with delay ing the passage Of
the bill. Had the government given
the House the information asked for
it would have saved q full hour II
the overnment would explain tbs
main changes he would recommend
the withdrawal Of Mr.. llingsworth's
motion.
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CHICAGO BOODLERS.
The Jsry 20 Try the Omsibus Case
Completes.

Completed.
CHICAGO, Ill, July 2l.-rhe Jury
10 try the omnibus Doodle case was
completed late this afternoon. The
court has been engaged nineteen days
In tecrring the jury and several hum
bred talesmen have been examined.
Immediately on the completion OF
the jury, Gen. Stiles began hi, OPEN
ing address. He said they would
have on the witness stand 10 this case
mep Of good family and hitherto good
reputation, who would admit that
they had been prevailed upon 10 20
into 4 conspiracy ssalnit Cook county,
but their position was very different
from those Who deliberately sat down
and plotted against the county and
planned how they could rob lie
treasury. The prosecution would
show that one business house
had bought its contracts for
nine years. Last year they had
paid $500 for Il. II bad furnished the
county with q great deal OF printing.
Other houses bad refused to take any
contracts or have anything 10 do with
the business, and this house had had
the business for nine years, paying
5000 TO 5000 Tor II. In that kind oil
business the county either got poorer
goods than II paid for or not 90 many
were furnished o. we're charged Tor In
the bill. They showed that these men
didn't play iair even among brother
thieves. Bipper, the en- county
butcher, who will be IN important
witness for the defense, Was tels
graphed Tor this afternoon and 10 ex
pected TO arrive from s,uth Bend In
the morning. The other with, sses fo
the prosecution have also been noti
hsd TO be ready 10 20 on the stand al
q moments notice.
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ency Of 10000, most representative
body Of men, intelligent and earnest.
AFTERNOON SESSION.,

Appointment Of meessn gers TO- dis
t'ict and State conventions. The re-
port Of ] b. Gambrell, secretary Of
the Convention Board, was lengthy
and interesting; finance In excellent
8 ate, showing for the past year seven
teen new churches built and 1900
new members added. A resolution
to appoint the usual committees was
amended bv the Rev. Dr.. J. L. John
sou, for Committee on the State Of
the Country, supported by him In q
strong and lengthy speech. He had
opposed mingling Church and State
affairs In former conventions, but had
concluded that II was the duty OF
Christian men to know the manner
Of men who administer the States
affairs; they should be honest, sober
Christian men, aud II was q part OF
the duty Of Christian men 10 see that
none other were elected. The Bible
spoke Of time when holiness would
be written on the bells Of tho horses
the same should be written On the
ballot box now.
The Rev. Parish said: "If that
committee Is appointed let the church
Of the living God compose It,"
The RAv. Williamson moved c.lay
on the table.
At the suggestion oilthe chair, DR..
Johnson Withdrew the amendms nt,
10 be renewed tomorrow.
The appointment Of such q novel
committee will excite much dis
cussiou.
The tressurer's report showed a
good balance on hand.
The Rsv. W. I. Lowry being sick,
the convention sermon was preached
at s O'Clock pm. by the Rev. b, ID
Gray, Of Clinton.
The town is filed with vlsiters
There Is excellent accommodation
| for all.
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CAnLEsnAns.


BsRLn.-Dr. Thislen, lately field
propet In the German army, Ia dead.
LoEDos.-Morgan, the bicyolist,
broke the worlds quarter.mile record
In 33b seconds.
LorDoH.-The owner Of French
smack has been fined Is at Folkstone
for fishing In Englisb va'ers.
JoEpoS.-The French guubost Niger
left Ramakou on the Alb inst. 10 as
cend the Niger river 10 Tlmbucroo.
LosDos There has been q large
fall on the Brussels and Antwerp
bourses In the prices Of Russian funds.
Mosoow.-M. Ks,hon, editor Of the
Moscow 0asstts. who wu thought v
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The Rrper, OF Mis meath.

LONDON, July 2l.-A dispatch from
st. Thomas, West Africa, Gays: The
West African Company has received
q report that Henry M. Stanley, the
African explorer, has bsen shot dead
by natives, with whom his expedition
was fighting in order TO obtain sup
plies.
Another account says that The
steamer on which Stanley was pro.
ceeding to the relief Of Emin Bey was
sunk and that the explorer was
drowned.
The report Of Mr.. SANKEY'S death
emanaies from a missionary at Msta J.
who re, eived II from q nstivs up the
country.
No direct message has been re-
ceived from the expedition.
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Che.s rsurssment.

BERLIN. July 2l.-The Masters tour
nament at the International Chess
Congress, now proceeding at Frank.
fort. has resulted 90 far az follows
Blackburne, London, sud English, Of
v emma, s games each; Bsrde sben, Of
Berlin. a game; Cap. Mackenzie, Of
New Yurk, 81 Psulssp, of Blombeig,3
Alipin, Of st Petersburg, and MslE
ger, u Kiel. q; Berger, OF Gra'z;
GunsbsIg, Il Londonj Weiss, Of Wen.
ma, AID Sohallop, Of Berlin, 2 each.
Today b ackburne defeated Goltshal
ard TaubeGhaue, ane English beat
Harmonist. The game between Bar
deleben and ZlksTior, was drawn.
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PrrtBuno, Pa, July 81. - Some
fifty members Of the Pitttbu'g Press
Club, accompanied by their wives and
ladies, left for Atlantic Oily this morn.
ing, a. guests Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad Company. Special cars
f)r the accommodation OF the Press
Club were attached 10 train which
carried nearly 800 other ereursionists,
They will remain suths seashors sew
sral days. .s.aas-4z4.aa ~ "a.
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ArRIOA.
Rumers OF Henry stsnley's Beath
Dfscredlscd.

Runners OF Henry staniey's beath
Dfscrediscd.
LoNp1S, July 2l.-Ths rumor re.
sardiug the death Of H. M. Stanley Is
utterly discredited here. The latest
authentic news from him was from
Aruwimi, and was sent under date Of
June I'd. 1t would be impossible for q
native to reach Mstadi and then st.
Thomas since that time. The distance
between Mstadi ana Aruwimi alone Ia
1000 miles through the toughest coun.
try.
King Leopold OF Belgium, sovereign
OF the Congo Free State, telegrapbs
from Brussels to the London agency
of the Associated Press that Mr..
Stanley, with his expedition, left
Aruwimi for Wadelai on July Sd, and
that no III fate has .befsllen him 90 far
az His Msjesty knows.
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II ELENA. ARK.
Tho Libeied Steamer. Dick jones
sinks.
IsrsoiAL TO TIE ArrnAL.l

Tno Libeieo bse"mer, DICE Jones,
btaks.
IsrnoiAL TO TIE AfrnAL.l
HELENA, AK, July 2l.-Last night
the steamer Dick Jones, while tied
to the sand bar. Just In front Of the
city, was discovered 10 be In q sinking
and dangerous condition. Work at
the pumps was rssorted 10 immedi.
ately by the Waterman who was on
guard, but before additional ASSISTANCE
could be rendered the Waterman, the
water flowed over the guards and
eventually the beat became completely
submerged. The boat had, prior TO
this mithsp, been running In the
sunk land district and had been
libeled here for workmen's wages. II
was owned by parties in Missouri.
She Ia q complete loss and no insur,
ance.
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RUSSIA.

Terms OF the Adisstmest OF the
Yrostier Dispste.
81. PKTr@BuRo, July 2l.-The Of.
icial announcement Of the adjustment
Of the Afghan frontier dispute states
that by the terms OF the settlement
the districts Of Chamiss and 'Khojss.
aleh remain in the possession Of Al.
ghanistan, while Russia obtains Ger.
tain pasturagee along the Kushk river
taken from the Ssryk TurcomAns by
the arrangement OF 1885.
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ENoxvILLs, TENN.
Tennessee Bsr Associations AaIosrss
Will y Basaset.


viii . nasaset.
IsrsoiAL TO rur IrrrIL.l
KsoxvIILK, Tnsr., July 2l.-rhe
Tennessee Bar Association has been
In session for two days past. A large
number Of lasyem from all parts Of
the sale being present The session
was one Of unusual importance and
interest. II. II. Ing rsol, Of Knox
vile was elected president Tor the com
ing year; X J Morgan, Of Memphls,
J. M. Atchlson, Of Nashville, and II.
M. Wilizs, Of Chattanooga, Woe presi.
dents; J. A. Bonner, Of Nashville,
secretary, Tne ASSOC aIlon was gwen
q grand banquet tonight by the local
bar. Tomorrow they 70 on an excur'
sion ~ Clovdland.
Cool weather and plenty Of rain.
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GEN u An q.
want tho Canal Cesssrsetsd-Mi,i.
tary Activity.

.sS ssss"ssSs
BERLIN, July 81. = The Frankfort
Chamber OF Commerce has sent peti-
tioa 10 the government stkins aid to
complete the construction II q canal
from Antwerp to the Rhine. The Bel.
gian port on Of tbs canal already tx'
lists. The Dutch eection Is hall cut
and Germany has concluded treaty
with Holland for lie completion
Much military activity 10 reported
at MsE. The enlarsing Of forts and
evolutions of troops are proceeding
constantly. Work IL conducted Al
night by the aid q the electric light
The balloon department Is expert
mentiog with q view 10 try ing the de
siructIvs Effect Of dynamite hurled
from n balloon.
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BouIangep Patriotism.

PAnp, July 2i.-La France states
that members Of the party Of the
right, after the schnssbls incident, pro-
posed 10 Gen. Boulauger that he head
the MonArchist coup d'stat He re-
tpondsd: "Ii l ever take part In q
coup d'etat II will be against Mon
arohists. and 10 maintain the Repub.
iicU
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wATgR VALLEY, HISS.
Every Member Of the sehsei DesrS
Resigns.
IhrsoiAL 70 rHs ArrsiL.l

lArsoiAL 70 tHs ArrsAL.l
WlrER vALLiI, Mna., July H.
The Board Of Trustees Of our public
scho,l resigned In q body today rather
than 20 into an election for principal
and ten teachers for the next school
year. Oar community vas divided on
the subject Of who should be elected
principal. The contestants being Prof.
X Y. Preston aud q Mr.. Miller. oil
CLIFTON. Peelirg an 90 high that the
msjority Of the board saw that u would
be useless TO elect and give satisfaction
TO tbs p opIs, hence tue 70 .igus ion Of
all Of them. Al Gle ton Tor . new
board will be ordered Tor next mouth.
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OxroHD. HISS.
Ter,y- sissh Assasi state Bsp tis'
gosveatisa.
isrrriAL TO rHs ArrHlL,

lsrrriAL TO rus ArFrAL.l
oIroRD. Miss., July 2l.-rhe forty.
ninth annual State Baptist Convention
met at 10 o'clock am, aud with short
services organised, Chancellor ]. q.
Hall, Of Bardip, chairman; II. Y.
sproles, Of jackson, recording sscre-
tary; George q. Coleman, correspond
Ing secretary, and George Leavsll
treasurer. Judge b. r. Kimbroush
delivered an address Of welcome. DR.
| George Bosemsn, OF Meridian, 70
spondsd In . good speech. 0as hun
drsd and sIIty.two delegates are II
J attendance, representing Q oonsutu
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BULGARIA.
Prince Yerdisssa 20 be Nsuaes Of
mis- EIeefisn.

vIHssA, July 2l.-The Bulgarian
delegates who were sent to notify
Prince Ferdinand, Of SAKE Coburg.
Gotha, Of his election 10 the Bulgarian
throre, and 10 urge his acceptance,
are leaving Vienna. They are disap.
pointed with the result OF their mis-
sion. II is the general opinion In
Vienna that Prince Ferdinand will
formally decline 10 ocoupy the throne.
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The Por,s nah.s COZ ee..isss 10 the
Crstsss.

Crstsss.
CoSsrASTSorLK, July 81. - The
Turkish Commissioners In Crete pro-
claimed concessions which the PORE
decided 10 make 10 the Creiana Half Of
the custom revenue collected In Crete
ceeded 10 the Creials. Resolutions
Of the Cfetan assembly are sanctioned
by the Ports within three months after
passed and the Ohristiansiof the coun.
Try are 10 have GA enlarged share In
local government.
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nOl.IvAs, TENN.
mrs. .. n. Hubbard Dess-she was
n Daughter OF James Pybas..

tsreJAL 70 rhs AFFsAbst
BoLIvAn, Tnss., July 2l.-The vile
Of Pro-. J. M. Hub oaId, who was the
only daughter Of the late james Py.
bass, died latt night after q brief III.
nsss Of congestion. Prof. Hubbard
was absent In Arkansas, but returned
home today.